Jewish: 2009 Weekly Engagement Calendar
Celebrate the Jewish year with this gorgeous new collection of Judaica and fine art from The Jewish Museum in New York City. This weekly engagement calendar is organized by the Jewish year, beginning September 2003 - 2009 and continuing through December 2009. Side-by-side calendaria for both secular and Hebrew calendars on every page. Includes information about candle-lighting times; holidays, festivals, fasts, feasts, and Torah portions and complete Haftara readings for Sabbaths and high holidays.

The Jewish Museum: 2009 Deluxe Wall Calendar
The Jewish people have managed to thrive in diverse, often inhospitable environments, maintaining their cultural identity through shared values, age-old customs, and a rich artistic tradition. The extraordinary paintings, textiles, and ceremonial objects in this calendar reflect a common heritage without being bound by it. In addition to its sixteen images, this calendar includes major and minor Jewish holidays, days of the Jewish year, weekly Torah readings, candle lighting times, and blessings to be said over the candles.

 Jewish Traditions: 2009 Deluxe Wall Calendar
Sharing traditions of faith is an expression of commitment, bridging unnumbered generations past with the young hands of a generation lighting the Shabbat candle for the first time. Robert Kaufman's photographs celebrate Jewish Traditions throughout this calendar which includes Hebrew months and weekdays, as well as candle lighting times and weekly Torah readings.

Jewish Celebrations by Malcah Zeldis: 2009 Deluxe Wall Calendar
Malcah Zeldis has a special talent for portraying the timeless, family oriented traditions of Judaism, drawing on childhood memories, her experiences of various Jewish neighborhoods, and her years in Israel to exuberantly depict the weekly observances, annual festivals, and ritual milestones that constitute the fabric of Jewish life and worship. The joyous images are accompanied by an explanation of the tradition illustrated. The last four months are grouped on one page, also accompanied by a painting and commentary. Each month lists Jewish holidays, days of the Jewish year, and weekly Torah readings. A list of candlelighting times is also included.